Native hooks
Direct tool allow and deny are live-proven on the pinned release. Nested and broader subagent acceptance remains open.
AGENT INTEGRATIONS
Misconfig does not proxy the model or ask for your cloud secrets. A local Go runtime starts the agent with temporary native configuration, evaluates signed policy, and sends redacted receipts to the control plane.
Direct tool allow and deny are live-proven on the pinned release. Nested and broader subagent acceptance remains open.
PreToolUse, PostToolUse, and PostToolUseFailure adapters are implemented. Authenticated live acceptance remains open.
MCP can expose governed infrastructure actions, but it is not the enforcement boundary by itself. The local runtime remains authoritative.
Skills and agent instructions will teach coding agents which infrastructure actions must pass through Misconfig.
THE LOCAL CONTRACT
The runtime keeps its state under an explicit Misconfig home, discovers agent installations and provider names without uploading credentials, and previews managed changes before writing native hook configuration.
$ misconfig setup
device enrolled
$ misconfig profile list
production-read codex signed
alarm-change claude signed
$ misconfig run --profile alarm-change
session started · policy cached · receipts onTHREE SEPARATE BOUNDARIES
Native hooks, MCP, shell, or a typed connector describe the action. Transport alone grants nothing.
The local runtime evaluates the immutable signed release before the supported tool call.
Attach mode uses local authority and is bypassable. Brokered short-lived authority is the stronger planned boundary.
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